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[livinginpantropiko]

Malaysia government to block under-16s from social media

It has taken a comprehensive approach to safeguarding vulnerable groups. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

[coolwhitemood]

This week’s Straits Times

[milliardomerquise]

My #PSO2 #WishList HAS NOT CHANGED SINCE 2012!!! I was wishing for One Korea and World Peace before it was cool. I don't really need a PlayStation 3 but I'll take a free one that's fresh and still in the box. #wishlist #korea #worldpeace #wife #kimjungun #donaldtrump #trump #straitstimes #singapore #usa #northkorea #onekorea #unitedkorea #rok #dprk #phantasystaronline2 #videogames (at Yscariot)

[coolwhitemood]

Hang in there, Sad Girls. You are with the giants.

[coolwhitemood]

Sad Girls is still number 3 and Universe of us is back💥. #langleav

[coolwhitemood]

Lang Leav has shot back to number two. Woohoo!

[mapsontheweb]

United States military went from zero to 9 bases in the past few months in Philippines With 2 dozen F 22s, aircraft carrier and submarine ports, in conjunction with with 20,000 Marines on Okinawa.

[nazrisg]

Posted @withregram • @straits_times Feeling nostalgic looking at these photos? Shopping malls are a big part of Singaporeans' lives. For some, it was the place of a first date. For others, a favourite hangout after school. These cherished memories are captured in a new book launched by National Development Minister Desmond Lee. In the past, malls offered an eclectic mix of businesses which led to youth subcultures such as the "Far East kids" and "Centrepoint kids", said the book's author Liew Kai Khiun. Today's malls are highly curated with similar chain stalls, branches and franchises. With the proliferation of social media, young people no longer go to malls to "exhibit and showcase themselves, and meet up with others", he added. Link in bio @straits_times 📸: ST File #nostalgia #StraitsTimes https://www.instagram.com/p/CeQdUBWBSXx/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=